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Hi i am new here and i am not good english well! I am 19 years old. I am worrying about with my penis. When erection, it is 4.5 inches long. What should i do? Please answer!
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the erotic zone of vagina is inches in depth. Hence even 2 inch erect penis can do intercourse satisfactorily.
Some women do care about size, it's true. Those are the same women who care that you drive a hot rod car.
I agree with the others, most women don't care. Your size is fine.
And here's the thing. Most women, before they get naked with you, will be able to guess your size by looking at your other features. It won't come as a surprise in an intimate moment.
I agree with the others, most women don't care. Your size is fine.
And here's the thing. Most women, before they get naked with you, will be able to guess your size by looking at your other features. It won't come as a surprise in an intimate moment.
It's not the women who spend time obsessing over the size of men's penises, but the men. Guys seem to think they are measured this way by women, but in fact, no.
If a guy feels good about himself, sees the good side of things and has extra love and consideration for others, is sweet with kids and kind to animals, and thinks I am hot stuff when we are intimate and wants to know my whole story and be there for me, I don't care if his penis is one inch long.
If a guy feels good about himself, sees the good side of things and has extra love and consideration for others, is sweet with kids and kind to animals, and thinks I am hot stuff when we are intimate and wants to know my whole story and be there for me, I don't care if his penis is one inch long.
I agree with AnnieBrooke that love and how you treat a person is far more important than the proportion of your genitals.
I know that a lot of women have difficulty if they are with a partner that is too large. and that it's uncomfortable for them. Then i got to thinking, Are smaller boned women smaller in their genital area than larger boned women? LIke maybe choosing a petite women would be good for a man who had a smaller penis. I think you'd have to ask a doctor that question to get a clear answer. T
The website that i went to for the above information has a section about men and how they can exercise etc, to make themselves larger, so that may be of interest to you.
Here's the website.
https://www.pegym.com/articles/introduction-to-penis-exercises
You know, i'd much rather be with a man with humility and grace than some jock who thought he was God's gift to (all) women.
If this is something that really bothers you, maybe you should talk to a therapist about it. and they can help you feel better about yourself., and not obsess unnecessarily..
Hope you get some answers that make you feel better.
I know that a lot of women have difficulty if they are with a partner that is too large. and that it's uncomfortable for them. Then i got to thinking, Are smaller boned women smaller in their genital area than larger boned women? LIke maybe choosing a petite women would be good for a man who had a smaller penis. I think you'd have to ask a doctor that question to get a clear answer. T
The website that i went to for the above information has a section about men and how they can exercise etc, to make themselves larger, so that may be of interest to you.
Here's the website.
https://www.pegym.com/articles/introduction-to-penis-exercises
You know, i'd much rather be with a man with humility and grace than some jock who thought he was God's gift to (all) women.
If this is something that really bothers you, maybe you should talk to a therapist about it. and they can help you feel better about yourself., and not obsess unnecessarily..
Hope you get some answers that make you feel better.
Don't worry. It is the love and enthusiasm and care for your partner that carries the day, not the porn-star proportions of your equipment. What you do with it, not what it is. Have fun, be very interested in the other person and what she likes, and you will do great.
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